Experimental Characterization of Multiaxial Glass Laminates for Front End Cab

Ladislav Fojtl; Soňa Rusnáková; Milan Žaludek; Vladimír Rusnák

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.752-753.291

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Experimental Characterization of Multiaxial Glass Laminates for Front End Cab

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This research paper deals with an experimental investigation of mechanical properties of prepared composite panels. Flexural behavior in three-point bending test is measured. Composites are prepared in order to satisfy requirements for transport industry. Totally, three material compositions are tested with different multiaxial reinforcing fabric and polyester resin. All samples are produced by low-pressure vacuum infusion mainly used for large-scale composite parts. Furthermore, fire resistance of prepared laminates is tested and appropriate classification into corresponding categories is also done. Experimental results proved suitability of prepared glass fiber composites for application in transport industry.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volumes 752-753)

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291-294

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April 2015

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Ladislav Fojtl*, Soňa Rusnáková, Milan Žaludek, Vladimír Rusnák

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Fiberglass Laminate, Fire Resistance, Flexural Properties, Front End Cab, Multiaxial Fabric, Vacuum Infusion

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